Sentence examples for finding a flaw from inspiring English sources

The Army has grounded its Apache helicopters after finding a flaw in a major component of the flight control system, officials said today.

As in most accidents, the implications of finding a flaw in the carbon fiber would hardly be limited to explaining one crash.

Rodriguez is one of several Yankee hitters not meeting expectations at the plate, and he seemed particularly intent upon finding a flaw somewhere as he pored over the video.

And the systems are being produced in vast quantities, so hackers finding a flaw in one will be able to get into many others too.This is already happening with some home wireless routers.

The result takes physicists a key step closer to their decades-old goal of precisely comparing hydrogen to antihydrogen in hopes of finding a flaw in a key symmetry between matter and antimatter.

PWNED: Researchers have found a second flaw in a Swiss electronic voting system just weeks after finding a first flaw, Cyberscoop's Jeff Stone reported.

Ania Bleszynski Jayich, a physics professor at the University of California-Santa Barbara, said the researchers had successfully met a long-standing challenge of finding a diamond flaw with characteristics favorable to working with quantum properties of both photons and electrons.

Mr. Harris (no relation to the Frederick R. Harris firm) said short of finding a fatal flaw at either site, he will look for factors in the consultant's report such as cost and environmental comparisons, traffic volume, estimated user volume and which site would require more roadwork.

Considering that Byrne did not put on a defense at the trial which the court viewed as demonstrating that protracted discovery was conducted in bad faith he's obviously counting on the appellate court finding a major flaw in the judge's reasoning.

The opposition research that has become a hallmark of modern campaigns is aimed at finding a sin, a flaw, that raises doubts and sways voters.

Sometimes, they spent days on an approach before finding an obvious flaw.